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Anecdotally, as I know the official line is ‘none of them’, but has anyone had experience of a contraceptive pill that didn’t increase appetite or known to be less likely to? Thanks
I ordered fitflops recently but found them so narrowAll my shoes come from FitFlop now. I've had so many foot/knee operations that I find them the most comfortable.
My feet have got wider thanks to the menopauseso I had some insoles made by the NHS podiatrist and got some wider sneakers from D B Shoes which are nice and bloody comfortable!
Don't feel bad, it could just be a random little one off, maybe he couldn't say why because deep down he truly doesn't know why an sort of panickedNever played a video game in his life and rarely watches tv, the school have said that he’s an ideal student and never disruptive, and he hangs out with the quieter, nicer kids, it’s been a complete shock to see him do this and enjoy it as I can’t point to something in his life and say it must be learned from that
I changed when I got a new phone with a contract but I'll definitely go back to voxi after. I looked on their website they have a discount code at the moment as wellI use Voxi too. Best signal for me in the area I live, and I like the freebies they have sometimes too.
I got some gloves from Primark a few years back. Pale grey, padded and I think they were £8.Yeah, I’m afraid I gave up on warm AND stylish. I have these for work and they’re good but not pretty! I bought some for using outside work too.
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The motorways should be fine. Not sure where in the south you are going, but I'm in Devon and while it hasn't snowed much (not at all where I am!) it's been really icy and people have been caught out by the black ice.Supposed to be travelling tomorrow for a work trip on Tuesday. It’s snowing pretty heavily here (probably enough to shut schools tomorrow but that’s neither here nor there as there’s freezers that operate in warmer conditions than a primary school), but won’t be at my destination as it’s much further south. I’ll have to go on the motorway (could get the train but it’s a faff). Husband is having kittens — am I stupid for attempting to go?!
Home Bargains do an insulated water bottle for less than a fiver and it’s perfectDon't really know where to ask this question anyone have recommendations for a good water bottle that'll keep drinks cold?
I won't tell them to take money management lessons. I'd tell them my wage and to survive on that for three monthsI would call her out on it. I work in an industry where the main workforce (including me) get slightly above minimum wage. The management team are on 4 times that, and if one of them told me they were broke, I’d tell them they need money management lessons asap.
Sounds like a heat rash. They’re small round blistersI wonder if anyone has any ideas what my skin irritation could be? I have a itchy sensation within my skin , it's on an area of my left arm and on my left thigh. It is red , probably due to me scratching, and small red spots tend to appear within the itchy area. This is about the third time Ive had this over the last 15 years or so . It only ever happens when it has been hot and then it just disappears like magic after a while. The first time it happened, I got some cream from the gp but they didn't really explain what it was .
Someone I know suggested shingles which I suppose is possible
I had some kind of rash years ago which I think the pharmacist said was to do with the sun and gave me a tube of aqueous cream to clear it up.If you can try to take a picture of it and use the Google Lens function to find similar pictures and see what other symptoms are described. I've had more success with that in the past couple of years than going to a doctor who maybe will prescribe hydrocortisone but fail to give me a diagnosis.
I tend to get very itchy skin when it gets hotter and sunnier outside, but not with the red spots you describe (or at least not so many that I would count them as a key symptom) - for me I know it is a mildish form of sun allergy, which goes away after a while (allergy medication helps a lot with the itching). I don't know if I'm simply lucky and don't get the red spots you describe though, I bet there's a lot of variation as with anything skin-related.
My 6 year old does thisHas anyone ever had their child deliberately hurt them?
Tonight we were watching a Christmas movie all laid out on the sofa as a family, my 7 year old son moved to lay down on top of me and asked if he’d hurt me with his elbow, (he commonly leans to get up and I’m usually what he leans on) I said no, he then lightly whacked me with an open palm and asked if that hurt, I said no and asked why he was doing that, he didn’t answer and settled down. About 20 mins later he did it again across my throat but this time really hard, I answered that it DID hurt, and he said under his breath “yesssss!” with a huge grin. I paused the film, asked what the fuck was going on, why did he hurt me and enjoy it, and he couldn’t give me an answer. His dad took him up to bed to let me calm down.
I’m still really freaked out about it, my kid is very sweet and cuddly but seeing him actively enjoy hurting me is burned into my brain and I’m sat here staring at his Christmas presents I need to wrap and I can’t bring myself to do it, I want to refund it all and buy him therapy because clearly I’m doing some vastly wrong.
Is this a normal thing? Am I raising a psychopath? Where the fuck has my sweet child gone?
I get this with my virgin media box bit there's always a warning before it goes off. If you press ok it stays on and it goes off if you do nothingIs it the sleep/standby mode it puts itself into? I think with Samsung TVs (at least ours) if it's been paused for so long or left without using the remote for so long it will turn itself off unless you acknowledge it on the remote. I'm not sure if there's a setting for it though. I think its meant to be a power saving thing for if the TV is on when no one is watching it. This might work if you've not tried it?
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